Reported prices
Solo fuel averages 170.2c/L across Australia, tracked at 30 stations. The lowest Solo price listed is 165.3c/L at Solo Clare St. compare nearby stations on the fuel map before making a special trip.

Find the cheapest Solo fuel prices across Australia. Current prices range from 165.3c to 189.5c across 30 stations nationwide.
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9.7c below the market average
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Solo is below the market average
Solo averages 170.2c/L. 9.7c/L under the Australia market average of 179.9c/L. Nearby stations can still sit below the brand average, so compare local prices before you commit.
The numbers
Solo network average: 170.2 c/L · Australia market average: 179.9 c/L · Brand vs market: -9.7c/L · Cheapest listed now: 165.3 c/LCheapest first
Sorted by listed price. A single station can sit several cents below the brand average, so check the update time before you drive.
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Brand insights
The verdict on Solo: volatility, typical range and the best day to fill up. From the last 30 days of prices.
Price volatility
Median price
Typical range
Best day to fill
Brand price snapshot
Solo vs other brands
Average price across each brand's network. Use these as a rough guide. The cheapest station near you can sit below a brand average, especially at the bottom of the cycle.
Market view
See how Solo prices and station counts vary by state before opening city or suburb pages.
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| Area | Average | Cheapest | Stations |
|---|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | 169.5 c/L | 169.5 c/L | 1 |
| Northern Territory | 179.9 c/L | 179.9 c/L | 2 |
| Queensland | 173.3 c/L | 167.5 c/L | 5 |
| South Australia | 168.4 c/L | 165.5 c/L | 10 |
| Victoria | 168.9 c/L | 167.5 c/L | 9 |
| Western Australia | 165.3 c/L | 165.3 c/L | 3 |
Cheapest cities
Where Solo is cheaper by city. Delta is each city average against this brand's national average, and individual stations can be cheaper again.
Cheapest Solo areas
If you already prefer Solo, these suburbs are where the network has lower listed averages in this data set.
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Board prices are before discounts. Pick the cards you actually hold to see what a supermarket docket or member rate knocks off a Solo fill.
Flybuys members may be eligible for about 4c/L off at participating Ampol/Coles Express sites. Eligible Coles shops can also generate a fuel docket, subject to current terms.
Per-litre rates and conditions change. Always check the program for the current offer. Map prices are pump prices before discounts; apply your card or docket at the bowser for the final price.
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Check where Solo is cheaper, compare other brands, or open the map for the lowest nearby price.
Common questions
Solo averages 170.2c/L for Unleaded 91, which is about 9.7c/L cheaper than the Australia market average of 179.9c/L.
Solo snapshot
Solo fuel averages 170.2c/L across Australia, tracked at 30 stations. The lowest Solo price listed is 165.3c/L at Solo Clare St. compare nearby stations on the fuel map before making a special trip.
Against the Australia market average of 179.9c/L, Solo runs 9.7c/L cheaper on average. Loyalty dockets and 4c-off vouchers shift what you actually pay, and brand averages move with the cycle, so compare other brands. No single network is consistently cheapest.
Brand averages are useful benchmarks, but a single station can be several cents cheaper on any given day. The cheapest listed station is usually the practical starting point. Watch the price cycle. Many markets swing several cents per litre over weeks. Open the fuel map or the cycle tool to time your fill.
If you already prefer Solo, the network has lower listed averages in Coolbellup (165.3c), Hamilton Hill (165.3c) and Bibra Lake (165.3c). These local pages show the map, station list and how each area compares to the brand average.
Solo prices vary across major cities. Melbourne (169.5c -0.7 vs brand), Brisbane (167.5c -2.7 vs brand) and Perth (165.3c -4.9 vs brand). Drill into any city page for suburb-level breakdowns, station update times and local price ranges.
Solo coverage is strongest in New South Wales with 1 stations averaging 169.5c/L. Open a state to drill into city and suburb-level pricing.
Board prices are before discounts. If you carry supermarket dockets, 4c-off vouchers or a membership, factor them in on the map. A competitive Solo station plus an eligible offer may be lower than the station you would normally choose. See the loyalty calculator below for your cards.
Solo has shown Medium price behaviour over recent data (±5.3c swing) with a typical range of 165.3–189.5c/L. The lowest average day-of-week price was typically on Wednesday (~158.2c/L). Track the live cycle to spot the next trough for this network.
Solo is a reborn Australian fuel brand with roots dating back to 1974, when it helped introduce discount fuel retailing in Australia. Today, Solo Energy Corporation operates a small but growing network of 100% Australian-owned service stations across several states and territories, with sites currently listed in Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland and the Northern Territory, plus more locations marked as opening soon. Solo focuses on competitive fuel pricing, everyday value and modern convenience, with locations promoted as offering clean facilities, fast service, convenience-store products, coffee, cold drinks, muffins and hot food options. Fuel types, opening hours and site facilities can vary by location, and Solo does not currently promote a major national loyalty program like Flybuys, Everyday Rewards or BP Rewards. A useful option for Australian motorists looking for independent fuel pricing and a growing alternative to the major fuel chains.
Data updated 21 July, 8:15 pm AEST. Source: supported government reporting feeds where available. Based on 30 stations. Brand averages describe the tracked network; an individual station can be cheaper or dearer.
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